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How To Become a VTuber

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Get a practical overview of the VTuber industry, what’s popular right now, and the kind of equipment you need to become a VTuber.

The VTuber trend originated in Japan, where anime-styled digital performers like Kitsuna Ai quickly gained popularity. And when VTuber Hatsune Miku performed live as a hologram to a real audience, the western world jumped on board. Hatsune Miku’s hologram performing live to a fanatical audience While Japanese VTubers were the first, English speakers, have joined the crowd. Most English VTubers are high-profile independent streamers who play games, hold live chats, and otherwise act as typical streamers. Notable English VTubers are twitch streamers like CodeMiko and Iron Mouse and vloggers such

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